A full end-to-end hackathon coordination skill. Use this skill whenever a user mentions a hackathon, hack day, build competition, or sprint event — even casually (e.g., "we're doing a hackathon this weekend", "I want to prep for a hackfest", "help us organize our hack team"). This skill guides a solo hacker or team through every phase: intake of hackathon details, team formation, idea collection and selection, GitHub repo setup, task assignment, vibe-coding, presentation prep, and final submission. Works in Claude Code, Claude.ai, and any coding agent that supports skills. Trigger this skill even when the user only mentions one phase (e.g., "help us pick an idea for our hackathon") — always load the full skill to understand context and jump in at the right phase.

Packages a locally created Claude skill for publishing to Shipables. Give it a path to your skill directory and it will read the SKILL.md, generate a shipables.json, bundle everything into a .tar.gz archive in /tmp/, and tell you exactly where to find it — ready to drag and drop into the Shipables upload UI. Trigger this skill whenever the user wants to publish, package, upload, or ship a skill to Shipables, or when they say things like "package my skill", "get my skill ready to publish", "prepare skill for shipables", or "create archive for my skill".

Guides agents through autonomous ManiSkill and VSLAM evaluation, tuning, verification, memory storage, and summary writing using the Autolab MCP server and repo tooling.

This skill should be used when a user pastes a Senso link (docs.senso.ai, senso.ai) and asks to set it up, or says "connect my agent to Senso", "set up Senso", "sign me in to Senso", "sign me back in to Senso" or "use Senso as my knowledge base", or when a senso command fails because the CLI is missing or the key is rejected. It installs the Senso CLI and skills, signs the user in through the browser, confirms the organization with them, then hands to Shared Context. Works for first-time and returning users. Not for a user already connected who names a task.

GraphQL Federation skill for creating correct federation subgraphs. Use when: (1) Creating new federation subgraphs, (2) Adding entities with @key directives, (3) Extending types across subgraphs, (4) Using federation directives (@shareable, @external, @override, @provides, @requires, @inaccessible, @interfaceObject, @authenticated, @requiresScopes), (5) Debugging composition errors, (6) Understanding federation rules and patterns. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: federation, subgraph, @key, entity, federated graph, supergraph, GraphQL composition, router schema

GraphQL Federation skill for creating correct federation subgraphs. Use when: (1) Creating new federation subgraphs, (2) Adding entities with @key directives, (3) Extending types across subgraphs, (4) Using federation directives (@shareable, @external, @override, @provides, @requires, @inaccessible, @interfaceObject, @authenticated, @requiresScopes), (5) Debugging composition errors, (6) Understanding federation rules and patterns. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: federation, subgraph, @key, entity, federated graph, supergraph, GraphQL composition, router schema

Use this skill to scan URLs and inbox messages for scams targeting older adults, monitor an inbox autonomously, publish results to cited.md, and enforce x402-style payment rails for ElderShield.

A full end-to-end Kaggle competition skill. Use this skill whenever a user mentions a Kaggle competition, ML contest, data science challenge, or competitive modeling event — even casually (e.g., "I joined a Kaggle competition", "help me with this ML challenge", "I want to climb the leaderboard"). This skill guides a solo competitor or team through every phase: competition intake, dataset access, exploratory data analysis, feature engineering, model development, ensembling, and final submission. Adapts to the user's proficiency level. Works in Claude Code, Claude.ai, and any coding agent that supports skills. Trigger this skill even when the user only mentions one phase (e.g., "help me with EDA for my Kaggle comp") — always load the full skill to understand context and jump in at the right phase.

Retired. This skill's contents moved to three skills — senso-verification-loop-setup (the industry, the brand name, the segment), senso-verification-loop (where the brand stands, the next question it is missing from, the accuracy of answers that name it) and senso-gap-report (the gap report). It no longer does anything. If it is loaded, run `senso setup` to install the current skills, and tell the user to start a new session.

Create a git commit messages using the gitmoji standard with lowercase text. Use this skill whenever the user asks to write, generate, suggest, or create a git commit message, or when they describe changes they've made and need a commit message for them. Also trigger when the user says things like "commit this", "what should my commit say", or "help me commit".

Query a live San Francisco situational awareness system. Use this skill when the user asks about current SF conditions — aircraft overhead, active fire/police/EMS incidents, Muni transit, radio scanner activity, traffic events, or system health. Connects to the Monitoring the Situation REST API.

Generates a LinkedIn Apple Wallet pass or wallet-card PNG for Usman Jameel or any user. Use this skill whenever the user asks to generate a LinkedIn QR code, create a shareable LinkedIn card, make a scannable code for a LinkedIn profile, create an Apple Wallet pass for LinkedIn, or wants something to show people at networking events to connect on LinkedIn.

Agentic meta-search for short-term rentals. Query Airbnb, VRBO, HomeAway, and direct-booked sites through one skill. Returns structured listings with per-platform pricing and split-stay itineraries when no single booking covers the date range. Redis-backed agent memory lets the skill personalize future searches.

Phalanx runs parallel-fork CVE remediation on a GitHub repository. Paste a repo URL, and the skill detects critical CVEs in the dependency tree, forks the dependency state N ways via Ghost, validates each hypothesis in isolated InsForge backends, cancels false positives mid-flight via Redis Pub/Sub, converts the Dockerfile to a Chainguard zero-CVE base, and publishes a signed evidence chain to cited.md. Use when the user asks to scan a repository for vulnerabilities, remediate a CVE autonomously, generate an SBOM with attestation, or produce a legally-defensible security remediation record. Also use for keywords like "CVE", "supply chain attack", "dependency audit", "zero-day remediation", "SBOM", "Sigstore", or "security remediation."

Operate Railway infrastructure: create projects, provision services and databases, manage object storage buckets, deploy code, configure environments and variables, manage domains, troubleshoot failures, check status and metrics, and query Railway docs. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Railway, deployments, services, environments, buckets, object storage, build failures, or infrastructure operations, even if they don't say "Railway" explicitly.

Sets up and operates Airbyte Agent Connectors — strongly typed Python packages for accessing 51+ third-party SaaS APIs through a unified entity-action interface. Supported services include Salesforce, HubSpot, Stripe, GitHub, Slack, Jira, Shopify, Zendesk, Google Ads, Notion, Linear, Intercom, Gong, and 36 more connectors spanning CRM, billing, payments, e-commerce, marketing, analytics, project management, helpdesk, developer tools, HR, and communication platforms. Make sure to use this skill when the user wants to connect to any SaaS API, install an airbyte-agent connector package, integrate third-party service data into a Python application or AI agent, query or search records from any supported service, or configure Airbyte MCP tools for Claude. Covers Platform Mode (Airbyte Cloud) and OSS Mode (local Python SDK).

The way into Senso when the user has not said which path they want. Use for "get me started with senso" (the phrase they are given to paste), "set up Senso", "run onboarding", "help me with Senso", or any ask for help with Senso that names no material and no path. It says what Senso is, offers the two paths — the Verification Loop and Shared Context — and hands to the one they pick. A user who names a path up front belongs to that path's skill, not here; a user who names material to save belongs to senso-context-layer. This skill runs no setup and no loop of its own.

Write publishable content for a Senso prompt from the knowledge base, and check it before it goes anywhere. The agent drafts from retrieved sources — in the shape of the content type and the voice of the brand kit — states nothing the knowledge base does not back, saves the draft to Senso and sends the user a link to read it rather than printing it into the conversation, and evaluates it once after the user has reviewed it. Use for drafting content for a tracked question ("write something for this prompt", "draft an article", "generate content"), for revising a draft, and for judging a piece of text against the knowledge base or the brand kit ("is this accurate", "check this text against our docs", "run an eval"). Also owns the content type and brand kit commands, which senso-verification-loop-setup runs as chores and this skill runs when a draft is asked for on its own. The drafting and evaluation step of senso-verification-loop. Not for publishing — that is senso-publish.

The one-time setup for Senso's Verification Loop: the brand's own material in the knowledge base, the industry set, the brand name confirmed, which part of the industry they occupy noted, and the content type and brand kit ready for drafting. Use when senso-verification-loop hands here because an organization is not set up, or when a user names one of these chores — "set my industry", "what industry are we", "match me to an industry", "change my industry", "is my brand name right", "which part of the industry do we cover". A user who asks for the loop itself belongs to senso-verification-loop, which runs this skill first when it has to. Not for finding a question, drafting or publishing, and not for a user who named material to save, which is senso-context-layer.